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shadow puppet of a posted:But he was so very right that Adami needed a stealth-running Cardassin dick in her life. She's the perfect villain.
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Whenever they hosed her chambers would smell like hasperat soaked in yamok sauce. Now you know why all Bajorans have wrinkled noses.
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 If this crossover ever happened Voyager might have been a bit more memorable. Lucy lawless should have at least shown up once.
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Rare Collectable posted:
If it had also been the episode with The Rock, that would have been the best hour of TV
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Crowsbeak posted:Seska was the smartest member of Voyagers crew. Pretty much the only instance of clever writing, and not "technobabble" was when her Kazon ships were harrassing Voyager, and kept attacking this one subsystem of the ship. Janeway and the crew are stumped why she is doing that, as it's not slowing them down, or damaging their weapons. Then when they get captured it turns out that one of the things that subsystem did was control the auto destruct. In the end the day was saved when the two most interesting characters on the show (the Psycho-Killer and the doctor) retake the ship.
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Blistex posted:(the Psycho-Killer and the doctor) You mean Wormtongue. I feel like this detail should always be pointed out.
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That's Mr. Douriff to you
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dont gently caress a bajoran, kids guaranteed mental illness
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poo poo, im super horny right now.. i wonder who else... *uses bajoran powers* aha! cmere worfy baby
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Lwaxana knew she was making all the stuffy starfleet pp's tingle and exactly how long they'd last and thats why she had her own hodor
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and that fat dead 50 year old gently caress from the logans run planet was the best gently caress she ever had because he knew he would be expired soon and did some REALLY disgusting things
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10-forward waiter would probably be the best because you're first in line to start drinking Guinan's stash of the real stuff whenever a borg cube or some poo poo is sitting right there in front of you
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I wonder what the consequences of hacking a replicator to make real alcohol is.
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bollig posted:What is subspace? The space below space
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Guinan seems like she'd be a really cool and chill boss, so yeah, I'd be a ten-forward waiter. I'd even wear that dumb blue onesie without complaining. I wonder if civilians get holodeck time
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Germstore posted:I wonder what the consequences of hacking a replicator to make real alcohol is. Scotty doesn't have to deal with the morning shakes
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Do you even have to hack the replicator to make illicit items Or are they just on the honor system like the command communication channels
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Hector Beerlioz posted:The space below space oooooooh I'm living in the golden age of television and I'm watching Star Trek: Voyager
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Germstore posted:I wonder what the consequences of hacking a replicator to make real alcohol is. Early on in TNG it was explained that the replicator does a fine job making real alcohol if you just ask, back when they unthawed those 20th century people. They seemed to have changed that by the time they found Scotty on that Dyson sphere, because he had to steal Guinan's ecto cooler.
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criscodisco posted:Early on in TNG it was explained that the replicator does a fine job making real alcohol if you just ask, back when they unthawed those 20th century people. They seemed to have changed that by the time they found Scotty on that Dyson sphere, because he had to steal Guinan's ecto cooler. You can see the lack of vision after rod 'n berries died
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Rare Collectable posted:
Lucy Lawless has aged really well, still smoking hot in shows like BSG and Spartacus.
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etalian posted:Lucy Lawless has aged really well, still smoking hot in shows like BSG and Spartacus. and parks and rec
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wait so they arent allowed booze on the enterprise? Or just lovely romulan ale, instead of good old scotch whisky?
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criscodisco posted:Early on in TNG it was explained that the replicator does a fine job making real alcohol if you just ask, back when they unthawed those 20th century people. They seemed to have changed that by the time they found Scotty on that Dyson sphere, because he had to steal Guinan's ecto cooler. Definitely O'Brian's fault Hector Beerlioz posted:I imagine it gives an alert to the bridge *beep! beep! beep!* Kira: Oh look, "Chief" is having "toast" for breakfast 
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the idea behind synthehol was supposed to be that it tastes just like the real thing, doesn't give you a hangover, even gets you buzzed as gently caress if you want, but you can just "shake it off" and sober up at will if you need to (like if there's a red alert or if you want to be able to give sober and informed consent or w/e). either gene roddenberry or david gerrold even thought that it had been invented by the Ferengi - the idea being that it lets you have both the social lubricant of intoxication, and the sobriety for not getting hosed over in a business negotiation. but then some dipshit writers got in and decided that it would be cooler to cast it as this knockoff bud-lite thing that nobody prefers to "the real thing". it's the same kind of ~*artisanally handcrafted*~ bullshit sentiment we rightfully mock today, but in the space-future.
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They also made it seem like it tasted nothing like the real thing, at least to regular drinkers. They should have made it like those low alcohol beers you used to be able to buy when you were 18, in that you didn't get very drunk but you couldn't really tell the difference unless you were completely dependent on alcohol.
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7 of 9 once got drunk off some fake champagne. There was a reference to her "blood synthehol level" Also the doctor kind of took her away once he realized she was drunk.
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Did Voyager have the same policy that TNG had of accepting scripts from anyone? It always seemed to me that in TNG amateur writers would occasionally take ideas from earlier episodes and change them, then other writers would change them a bit more, and it would snowball into things like synthehol changing so much. Voyager was full of ideas that were different from what we'd already seen (like the single episode that claimed it was impossible to steer at warp), so I was wondering if that could be blamed on amateur writers not really understanding what they were doing.
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I thought they had a big handbook full of the "rules" like no transporter with the shuelds up for the writers.
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I think the original series had the most interesting single episode ideas probsbly because they weren't locked into all the history and rules the later shows had. Giant planet eating machine? Giant cube all ran by a little boy? Meet an ancient roman God in the flesh? gently caress it lets do them all.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:I thought they had a big handbook full of the "rules" like no transporter with the shuelds up for the writers. Roddenberry did have a "rule book" that was enforced until some time in TNG I think. - Shields =/= transporting - Always need an even number of warp nacells - Earth had to always be a perfect utopia - I get first crack at all the new female interns.
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Blistex posted:- I get first, second, third, fourth, and fifth crack at all the new female interns.
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criscodisco posted:
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IT KEEPS HAPPENING.
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